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View definitions for come in

come in

verb as in enter place

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“When the execution is off, you get behind and you come in zone and you’re just more likely to take on damage. So it’s kind of that imperfect storm in a lot of ways.”

The court order came in a case that had nothing to do with the written word.

From BBC

But when another 10-day-old baby came in with a seizure, a doctor subsequently examined Molly and rushed her straight through.

From BBC

When he came in there were a lot of question marks around dropping Anthony Patterson who had gone through the leagues with them.

From BBC

But inside “rain water was coming in just about everywhere,” recalled the detainee, who was later put in handcuffs and held in a one-man cell for failing to quickly leave the shower when ordered.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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